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Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose velvet dining chairs?
Velvet brings a soft, tactile finish and a richer colour depth than most fabrics, which is why it's a popular choice for adding a bit of warmth and personality to a dining space. It's comfortable for longer meals too, though it does need a little more care around spills than a wipe-clean fabric.
How do I clean velvet dining chairs?
Vacuum regularly with a soft upholstery brush to keep the pile free of dust, and blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth rather than rubbing, which can flatten the pile or push liquid further in. For stubborn marks, a professional upholstery clean is the safest way to protect the fabric.
Will velvet dining chairs show wear over time?
Like any pile fabric, velvet can flatten slightly with heavy daily use, particularly on the seat, though this is a natural characteristic rather than a fault and often softens the look over time. Rotating cushion pads if included and avoiding direct sunlight will help the colour and texture last longer.
Do velvet dining chairs suit a modern or traditional dining room?
Velvet works well in both, a jewel-toned velvet chair adds richness to a traditional or classic dining room, while a neutral grey or beige velvet chair fits comfortably into a more modern, pared-back space. The finish tends to be more about the colour and chair shape than the room style itself.
